The Country That Forgot How to Make Salt: Japan, the Sea, and the Salt on Your Shelf
The Country That Forgot How to Make Salt: Japan, the Sea, and the Salt on Your Shelf Japan is an archipelago with no rock salt, no salt lakes, and a climate too wet to dry seawater in the sun. For two thousand years it solved that problem with extraordinary ingenuity — and then, in a single year in the 1970s, abolis...